Massimo Group Stock Price, News & Analysis

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) announced formation of Massimo AI Technology, Inc, a wholly owned subsidiary to expand into industrial and service robotics on Dec. 4, 2025.

The new division will focus on practical, scalable robotic systems including industrial automation platforms and logistics/warehouse assistance. Massimo described the programs as in early research and development with commercialization timelines to be shared as progress is made.

Massimo said it is building an integrated supply and manufacturing foundation covering mechanical/electrical systems, control hardware, sensor and machine-vision integration, and scalable testing/QA. Management framed the move as a strategic extension of the company's manufacturing and EV expertise to broaden its technology base and diversify long-term revenue opportunities for shareholders.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) announced on Dec 1, 2025 that its Board approved adding Bitcoin (BTC) to the company's long-term treasury reserve strategy. Initial purchases have begun and the company said holdings will be disclosed in upcoming SEC filings and as appropriate via Form 8-K.

Key elements: funding primarily from operating cash flows with optional market instruments, institutional-grade custody and multi-signature/cold storage, audit-ready controls, and ongoing disclosure through quarterly filings or ad hoc 8-Ks. If fully executed, the program is expected to equal a single-digit percentage of total assets over five years, positioning BTC as a strategic reserve asset while the company maintains focus on powersports operations.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) said its largest national retail partner will carry two new UTV models in stores: the T-Boss 900L Crew and the Buck 450, effective Nov. 25, 2025.

The T-Boss 900L Crew targets a higher-price, 4-passenger crew segment with an 875cc EFI liquid-cooled engine, selectable 4WD, locking differential, large cargo bed, towing capability, and full hard doors. The Buck 450 is an entry-level utility UTV with a 352cc EFI engine, compact chassis, selectable 2WD/4WD, durable dump bed, and an affordable price point.

This placement expands Massimo's in-store lineup across national retail locations, broadens consumer reach from entry buyers to crew-class shoppers, and supports the company's distribution and visibility goals heading into 2026.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) announced on November 20, 2025 the appointment of Ron Luttrell as Vice President of Dealer Development. Luttrell brings more than 20 years of powersports experience and a record of scaling dealer networks and sales.

Key disclosed achievements include a 210% sales increase at Zero Motorcycles, >40% sales growth at Brammo with a >80% reduction in cost of sales, and establishment of 63 new dealerships at Triumph Motorcycles America. Luttrell will lead dealer expansion, onboarding, and performance management as Massimo prepares to launch the 2026 MVR Series lithium-electric vehicles and the 2026 Sentinel Series gas-powered UTVs.

The hire underscores Massimo's focus on dealer-channel investment, dealer profitability, and go-to-market readiness ahead of the 2026 product launches.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) said it received orders for more than 4,000 units from retail and dealer partners, with deliveries planned in the next two months and expected to generate over $20 million of revenue to be reflected in the company’s Q4 financials.

The company cited holiday sales promotions across UTVs, ATVs and youth models and the rollout of 2026 model year vehicles as drivers of strong dealer and retail momentum, and said the orders should help push toward a strong year-end close.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) announced on November 13, 2025 the launch of a new corporate website and e-commerce platform to boost holiday sales and strengthen dealer integration.

The site enables direct online purchases of products such as the Sentinel Series, supports dealer fulfillment and local pickup, and adds a national digital sales channel. The platform features modern UX, optimized layouts, high-quality digital assets, and full integration with Massimo's NetSuite ERP. The company also continues to use Claude AI to enhance performance, analytics, and customer service across retail and dealer channels.

Massimo framed the launch as part of its digital transformation to improve customer convenience, dealer operations visibility, and retail footprint ahead of the holidays.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) reported Q3 2025 results showing a clear profit recovery and margin expansion. Revenue for Q3 was $16.99M (vs. $25.60M in Q3 2024) while gross profit rose to $7.13M and gross margin expanded to 42% from 27% a year earlier. The company returned to profitability with net income $1.53M and EPS $0.04, driven by pricing, supply‑chain gains and a 20% reduction in operating expenses. Nine‑month revenue was $50.9M with a nine‑month net loss of $0.48M.

Management attributed results to strategic pricing, cost controls and product/dealer initiatives aimed at sustaining margin improvement.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) reported strong early dealer demand after launching Vietnam production for its 2026 MVR Series golf and utility carts. The company said it has secured more than $1.5 million in initial dealer commitments and will showcase the MVR Golf Cart and MVR Cargo Max Utility Cart at the PGA Show in Orlando. The MVR Series offers 48V 105Ah Lithium‑Ion power options intended to deliver improved range, faster charging, and longer battery life versus lead‑acid platforms. Massimo described the Vietnam manufacturing partnership as a move to enhance supply chain flexibility and support scalable international growth heading into 2026.

Massimo Group (NASDAQ: MAMO) began production in Vietnam for its new 2026 MVR Golf Cart and MVR Cargo Max Electric Utility Cart on Oct 22, 2025, expanding international manufacturing capacity.

The company is introducing 48V 105Ah lithium-ion battery options across the MVR series with a cycle life exceeding 5,000, faster charging, reduced weight, built-in battery management, and maintenance-free operation. Massimo says the Vietnam partnership and lithium adoption aim to improve production flexibility, lower costs, and support scalable global growth and gross-margin improvement.